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Joining Clubs

How It Feels to Love What You Do

Alexis Jane Torre | Posted 04.24.2013 | Teen
Read More: Finding-a-Hobby, Joining Clubs, Finding Your Passion, Finding Love, Love What You Do, How-to-Love-What-You-Do, Teen News
Alexis Jane Torre

Jobs, clubs and hobbies can make you proud to be a part of them. Or they can make you excited. They can also make you scared, nervous, angry and all of those crazy emotions. Most importantly, they can make you happy. Which is the whole point of love, anyways.

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5 Clubs for Grown-Ups

Delia Lloyd | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Joining Clubs, Procrastinators Club, House Exchange Clubs, Clubs for Grown-Ups, Admin Clubs, Fix It Clubs, Tackling Your to Do List, Hobbies in Adulthood, Language Clubs, Parenting, Healthy Living News
Delia Lloyd

I want you to reach outside the box. In other words, feel free to carry on with the clubs you're already a member of. But push yourself to try something different.

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Why "Gathering" with Friends is Key to Stress Relief

Kari Henley | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Hiking, Togetherness, Lifestyle, Friends, Activities, Poker, Babysitting, Community, Macaroni and Cheese, Getting Together, Stress Reduction, Mac and Cheese, Happiness Tips, Happiness, Joining Clubs, Friendship, Knitting, Soccer, Having Fun, Bridge, Meditation, Stress Relief, Scrapbooking, Gardening, Moms, Healthy Living News
Kari Henley

We are wired for 'village style' community lifestyles at the very core. Fundamentally, we long to belong.

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Why We Really Join Facebook: It's Not Politics

Libby Mitchell | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: Joining Clubs, Profile Pictures, Libby Logic, Suppoting Social Clauses, Inauguration, Social Network, Facebook Pictures, Obama, Facebook, Election, Media News
Libby Mitchell

We all pretend that we're supporting social causes, and during the election it was easy. But now that it is all over? We can get back to the reason we joined: comparing weight gain and wrinkles.

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